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America stands at the precipice of an election of historic significance. After the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1945 his Vice President, Henry Wallace, took up the burden of the presidency during the tumult of the end of the Second World War. After the costly failed invasion of Japan, Wallace’s already-shaky approval ratings plummeted. In April 1946, the red flag flew over Tokyo. Today, the reds stand on the precipice of domination of East Asia, America’s imperial allies are unraveling at the seams, and Earth is shaken by an unspoken ideological war.

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Readings

The Accidental President by A.J. Baime

Dewey Defeats Truman by A.J. Baime

The American Dreamer: A Life of Henry A. Wallace by John Chester Culver and John Hyde

Stassen Again by Steve Werle

The election is over, the choice has been made, but the wheels of time keep turning...

NEW YORK TIMES: STASSEN SWORN IN AS PRESIDENT, CALLS FOR “HOPE, UNITY AND LOVE” IN INAUGURAL ADDRESS

NEWS OF THE WORLD: PRESIDENT STASSEN TRAVELS TO HONG KONG TO BROKER PEACE

CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WALTER-NIXON BILL PASSES, COMMUNIST ORGANIZATIONS OUTLAWED

NEW YORK POST: DEWEY RESIGNS FROM CABINET IN SCATHING LETTER

Italian Trulli
To be continued.



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At one time a farmer, another a journalist and another still the Secretary of Agriculture, Henry Wallace has held many offices, but at his core he is most principally a progressive. In fact, Henry Wallace is the most left-wing president in American history. As the 1948 presidential race approaches, Henry Wallace stands at the shores of time.

Since becoming president after the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Henry Wallace has grown only more and more unpopular as days turn to months and months to years. Though the United Nations triumphed over Nazism in Germany, the failed invasion of Japan still haunts the nation. Anti-soviet thought swirls in the American psyche, and many consider Wallace a red—or sympathetic to the reds himself.

The waves are approaching President Wallace. The moment of resolution is impending. Will he overcome all odds, or be washed away by the tides of history?

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Congratulations Mr President, you’ve won the election of 2024.

You did it, you won. This doesn’t come as a surprise to really anyone besides Trump’s most die hard supporters. It appears the right wing nature of Trump and even DeSantis has failed once again. Conservatives all across the nation are scrambling. Fraud accusations will come but most don’t believe them anymore. Good Luck Mr President! You are the oldest President ever after all.

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Sorry! You Lost the 2024 Presidential Election

You lost sry brandon

\", \"no_electoral_majority_message\": \"

Dark MAGA?

Looks like Trump was successful in deadlocking the Electoral College. The Republicans still control the house so who knows where this will go. There is still a good chance that you remain President, but who really knows what comes next.

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As the results of the sixth tally echoes through the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, Harold Stassen could feel his heart race. He had waited for this moment for longer than he could remember.

A lifelong Minnesotan, Harold Stassen was elected Governor of the state in 1938, and made a name for himself in the party advocating for national strength. His position was vindicated after the Pearl Harbor Attack in December, 1941. The unpopularity of President Wallace’s foreign policy has led the Republican Party to embrace a more resolute foreign policy—and right into the arms of Governor Stassen.

Having resigned his governorship to serve as a commander in the United States Navy, Stassen has a commanding presence and a legion of supporters emboldened by his attacks on President Wallace and suspected communists. He begins the campaign with a strong polling lead: now he just needs to maintain it…

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Congratulations! You won the 1968 Election!

This is truly the comeback for the ages.

When you’d won the nomination, many couldn’t decide if you were genius or crazy, but there’s no doubt now. You’ve managed to do to Johnson what Kennedy did to you 8 years ago.

The next 4 years are yours to define. You can finalize the peace agreement for Vietnam, set the course on Civil Rights, and redefine the party for years to come. If all goes well, you and Eisenhower may become the first President-Vice President duo to serve 2 full terms each.

Just make sure you don’t let your ambitions get the better of you, and you’ll be fine.

Good Luck President Nixon! You have the silent majority on your side!

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Sorry! You’ve Lost the 1968 Election!

This was going to be a hard year for any candidate, from any party. A popular incumbent, with 2 full terms under his belt, it could have gone either way.

Unfortunately, things just didn’t pan out in your favor. Maybe Wallace sapped too much of your support, or maybe Kennedy’s popularity just gave Johnson too much of an edge.

Your political career has well and truly ended. It’s unlikely the Republicans will William Jennings Bryan you and even less likely that you would succeed even if they did.

What's certain is that no one can fault you for not wanting it more. You would have done anything for the Presidency, maybe even things no President should do.

Sadly, it seems this is the end of the line for you, haunted by the name Kennedy and what could have been.

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Oh No… The Election has been Deadlocked!

Many are shocked by this outcome. Wallace’s candidacy was sure to complicate things, but to actually force the election to the House? It seemed impossible.

You’re in a bit of a predicament. Technically, Democrats have majorities in more states, but with many of those being from the South it’s unclear how Wallace will factor in.

You can try to make a deal, though that may mean some significant concessions on Civil Rights and who knows what else. However, the alternative, letting Johnson win, would surely mean the end of your career.

If you’re lucky, you may be able to work something out with Johnson himself, but given how badly you both want this, those efforts could be fruitless.

Whatever you do, do so thoughtfully. Your party is counting on you!

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To the horror of Democratic leaders, the party stands divided in 1948.

After several years of Henry Wallace’s naked support of labor unions, executive order desegregating the Armed Forces and his threats of an all-encompassing Civil Rights Act, the southern Democrats have had enough, and now look to Georgia Governor Richard Russell Jr. to lead this flock of outraged statesmen.

Convinced that a Wallace victory is impossible, most southern leaders are suggesting Russell instead try to block a Stassen victory and force concessions on the issue of civil rights. Others, namely James Eastland urge Russell to push even farther and win votes nationwide. If not for any serious goal, making inroads in the rust belt or west would send a message that the Democratic Party can no longer neglect the wishes of Dixie.

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Holy Crowe! You’ve won the 1968 Election!

Not even the most rabid of your supporters could have foreseen this outcome.

It was certain you’d win a few states, maybe even cause a deadlock, but no one thought George Corley Wallace would win the election to be President of the United States.

The Republicans are despondent that they could have lost, not just for the third time in a row, but to a third party candidate. The Democratic party is imploding on itself.

Your victory has undoubtedly shaken the country to its core, and now you get to redefine its course, at home and abroad. Starting with overturning the Civil Rights Act.

Whatever else you do, be careful. This isn’t just Dixie anymore!

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Sorry! You’ve failed to deadlock the 1968 Election!

It was always going to be an uphill battle. Third parties have never traditionally done well, especially Dixiecrats. Still, you’ve fallen short and it appears that Civil Rights will progress despite your best efforts.

If Nixon won, you might have a shot at slowing the Civil Rights train - though it seems unlikely he would turn his back on the issue completely.

If Johnson won, it’s almost certain that more Civil Rights legislation is on the horizon, and you along with fellow Southern Democrats will need to fight hard to keep your influence on the party.

For now, though, it’s unclear what’s next. Perhaps you could run again for Governor, or maybe even throw your hat in the Congressional ring.

Whatever it be, keep fighting for Dixie!

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Congratulations! You’ve deadlocked the 1968 Election!

Across the nation Americans are stunned at what you’ve accomplished tonight. Not since 1824 has an election been decided by Congress.

Both your opponents are beside themselves that they’ve let this happen, and you can bet both will be calling you to negotiate a way out of this mess. Right now, you hold more power in the election than any voter, delegate, or candidate.

You could side with Nixon, who might be a bit more malleable in terms of Civil Rights, or you could side with Johnson, and cut a deal to leverage more influence on the party.

Just be wary that they don’t decide to work with each other and cut you out entirely. Not only would it undercut your agenda, but it would render your victory tonight near meaningless.

Whatever it be, the fate of the election rests in your hands. Good Luck!

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The party bosses are no friends of President Wallace, House Minority Leader Sam Rayburn included. A quiet and austere figure in Washington, Rayburn is a uniquely flexible and effective legislator. Rayburn is the expected choice for Vice President, and has powerful allies in the party who will need to be on Wallace’s side if he wants even the slimmest shot at re-election. It also doesn’t hurt that Rayburn is a southerner, and will make Texas a more likely win.

Rayburn and Wallace have a testy relationship. The former blames the ladder for Democrats’ devastating defeat in the 1946 House elections, which saw Democrats lose a catastrophic 89 seats. Rayburn will expect Wallace to moderate some of his more radical positions and make significant concessions to the party establishment.

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A film producer and more notably the son of Wallace’s predecessor, Franklin D. Roosevelt, James Roosevelt’s selection would help you link yourself to the legacy of FDR, something many of your advisors are suggesting as a way to overcome your significant gap in the polls.

A former marine who served in the War and fought in Midway and on Makin Atoll, Roosevelt was almost mortally wounded in the failed Operation Downfall, with some newspapers even reporting him dead. When Roosevelt’s squad re-emerged near Minamichita, Roosevelt remarked to a war correspondent that “despite all appearances, I am still alive.” On the other hand, Roosevelt has been critical of your foreign policy, and he has never held an elected office, with scant political experience.

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A prominent figure in the Republican Party, Arthur Vandenberg led the opposition to the Second New Deal and the Roosevelt administration’s domestic programs. As well, he was once a strong isolationist who helped usher in the Neutrality Acts. Nonetheless, he has since changed his tune and now is one of the Senate’s most ardent interventionists.

His greatest strengths—his connections within the Republican Party and experience—are conversely his greatest weaknesses in the election. Few Americans want a rollback of the New Deal, and Republicans in Congress were unpopular for over a decade before the war.

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A distinguished gentleman and farmer, Leverett Saltonstall partly represents a long-entrenched Republican tradition in New England. As Governor of Massachusetts he was a strong fiscal conservative, paying off much of the state’s debt. He is also a noted social progressive, outspoken in favor of new civil rights legislation, and his selection could mend fences with Earl Warren’s more progressive sect of the party, and could be a clever way to cut into what support Wallace has left. Some of your advisors feel you could be the most competitive candidate in the South since Hoover in 1928, but certainly not with Saltonstall as your running mate.

Saltonstall is largely unknown on the national stage though and could come under fire for his perceived weakness on labor issues and his negligible foreign policy experience.

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A distinguished strategist and Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the entirety of the Second World War, Marshall was estranged and distrustful of President Wallace after his ascension, and warned that Operation Downfall would end in disaster. After being proven right when the invasion went down in flames, Marshall resigned from his post, officially to ‘retire’ in 1946, and has flirted with national politics ever since. He has often written scathing editorials in several major news publications criticizing the President, and is as popular as his career is distinguished.

However, Marshall has no political experience, and is undefined on numerous issues. As well, he has no desire to be Vice President, and will need assurances from Stassen that he will carry significant sway in the administration to come.

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By all accounts a moderate, Simeon Willis is the first Republican to be elected as Governor of Kentucky since Flem Sampson in 1927, winning a convincing victory in 1943. Now having been out of office for one year, selecting Willis would send your direction in a bold campaign from the get-go due to his geographical and ideological position.

A southern moderate who has embraced both fiscally conservative proposals like tax cuts and liberal ones like welfare and state projects, Willis could also make winning southern states a serious possibility, an enticing prospect indeed.

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The leading advocate of the walkout following Wallace’s nomination in the first place, Strom Thurmond is known nationally as one of the many faces of the south and Jim Crow. He has outwardly labeled President Wallace a communist and his attempts to usher in desegregation a “threat to civilization.”

Such rhetoric will be a strong draw for southern votes, but will make the prospect of gaining votes in the north unlikely.

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There are many reasons why choosing Douglas MacArthur as your running mate is a poor idea. Firstly, he is a Republican, and has expressed tepid support for desegregation during his short-lived 1944 presidential campaign. Secondly, he has grown to be something of a pariah since he led the failed Operation Downfall and was subsequently fired from his position as Supreme Allied Commander. His overambitious and costly maneuvers were widely criticized by Democrats and he soon became a fall guy for the administration, though MacArthur denies that he holds any responsibility for the failed invasion fervently.

His selection would be widely controversial, but his extremely tough-on-defense policies would allow Russell to run a more broad campaign. As well, MacArthur claims to have hold of “secret information” that, if presented, would unequivocally prove that Wallace is a communist.

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First making his name as a competent lawyer, James F. Byrnes has an impressive résumé, having served as a representative, senator, Supreme Court Justice, the Director of the Office of War Mobilization and Secretary of State. With legislative, judicial and executive experience, Byrnes was an ally of President Roosevelt and a strong supporter of the New Deal. A southerner to boot, he could help Wallace carry South Carolina.

Byrnes has expressed conflicting opinions on segregation, but has a strong foreign policy record—perhaps too strong. After all, he resigned in protest mysteriously in 1945, never publishing his reasoning. Of course, Wallace knows why he resigned: because the President refused to deploy a nuclear weapon to end the war.

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Having made a name for himself in Washington as the “Singing Cowboy,” Glen H. Taylor agrees with you on just about everything, and will further help you win votes of blacks, women and labor. As well, he would double down on your appeal to farmers and your domestic programs—of which Taylor is perhaps your biggest supporter in Congress.

The downside of all this, of course, is that Taylor would do little to help you among the party establishment. As well, Taylor has been hit with the same allegations of “communist sympathies,” and his selection would no doubt invite further attacks from Stassen and his Republican followers.

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Oh my

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Once a newspaper publisher and now the leader of the Byrd political machine in Virginia, Russell selecting Byrd as his running mate would guarantee Virginia and its 11 electoral votes.

In the Senate, Byrd was an outspoken opponent of the New Deal, a position which puts Byrd and Russell in stark contrast. If your goal is to block the election of Stassen, Byrd would be a good choice as a member of the conservative coalition in Congress to leverage your electoral votes and come to a satisfactory agreement with Stassen.

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In the 1948 Election, Wallace will have to make his case to the American people—and his own party—that his own brand of Progressivism is the correct path for America during these troubled times. The Republican nominee, Harold Stassen, a veteran of World War Two, won the primary by excoriating Wallace for his alleged ‘bolshevik sympathies.’ He is the favorite to win, and his lead has only been exacerbated by the candidacy of Richard Russell in the south, running as a States Rights Democrat.

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America stands at the precipice of an election of historic significance. After the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1945 his Vice President, Henry Wallace, took up the burden of the presidency during the tumult of the end of the Second World War. After the costly failed invasion of Japan, Wallace’s already-shaky approval ratings plummeted. In April 1946, the red flag flew over Tokyo. Today, the reds stand on the precipice of domination of East Asia, America’s imperial allies are unraveling at the seams, and Earth is shaken by an unspoken ideological war.

" document.getElementById("election_summary").innerHTML = text } musicMode = () => { // Initialise custom music $("#music_player")[0].children[0].style.display = "none" $("#music_player")[0].children[1].style.display = "none" document.getElementById("modLoadReveal").style.display = "none" document.getElementById("modloaddiv").style.display = "none" musicBox = document.getElementById("music_player") musicBox.style.display = "" var trackSel; e = campaignTrail_temp e.selectedSoundtrack = 0 toTime = (seconds) => { var date = new Date(null); date.setSeconds(seconds); return date.toISOString().substr(11, 8); } generateTime = () => { // Get the audio element var audio = document.getElementById("campaigntrailmusic"); timeTracker = document.createElement("div"); timeTracker.style = ` text-align:left; border-style:solid; border-width:3px; height:150px; width:200px; background-color:#999999; float:right; padding: 10px; ` $("#trackSelParent")[0].prepend(timeTracker); $("#trackSelParent")[0].prepend(document.createElement("br")); // Create a new element to display the current position of the audio var positionDisplay = document.createElement("gg"); positionDisplay.id = "position-display"; // Create a new slider element to change the time var timeSlider = document.createElement("input"); timeSlider.type = "range"; timeSlider.min = 0; timeSlider.max = 1; timeSlider.step = 0.001; timeSlider.value = 0; timeSlider.style.width = "200px"; timeSlider.id = "time-slider"; var pausePlay = document.createElement("button"); pausePlay.id = "position-display"; pausePlay.innerHTML = "Pause" pausePlay.style.width = "100%"; pausePlay.addEventListener("click", event => { event.preventDefault(); updatePositionDisplay(); let audio = document.getElementById("campaigntrailmusic"); if (audio.paused) { audio.play(); event.target.innerHTML = "Pause"; return; } audio.pause(); event.target.innerHTML = "Play"; return; }) var volumeLabel = document.createElement("gg"); volumeLabel.id = "volume-label"; volumeLabel.innerHTML = "
Volume: " var volumeSlider = document.createElement("input"); volumeSlider.type = "range"; volumeSlider.min = 0; volumeSlider.max = 1; volumeSlider.step = 0.001; volumeSlider.value = 0; volumeSlider.style.width = "200px"; volumeSlider.id = "volume-slider"; volumeSlider.value = audio.volume; timeTracker.appendChild(pausePlay); timeTracker.appendChild(document.createElement("br")); timeTracker.appendChild(document.createElement("br")); timeTracker.appendChild(positionDisplay); timeTracker.appendChild(timeSlider); timeTracker.appendChild(volumeLabel); timeTracker.appendChild(volumeSlider); updatePositionDisplay(); //for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) //timeTracker.append(document.createElement("br")); // Function to update the position display function updatePositionDisplay() { positionDisplay.innerHTML = "Time: " + toTime(audio.currentTime) + "
"; timeSlider.value = audio.duration ? audio.currentTime / audio.duration : 0; } // Function to change the time of the audio function changeTime() { positionDisplay.innerHTML = "Time: " + toTime(audio.currentTime) + "
"; audio.currentTime = timeSlider.value * audio.duration; } updateVolume = event => { audio.volume = event.target.value; } // Update the position display and slider every second setInterval(updatePositionDisplay, 1000); // Listen for changes to the time slider and change the time of the audio timeSlider.addEventListener("input", changeTime); volumeSlider.addEventListener("input", updateVolume) } function newMusicPlayer() { trackSel = document.createElement("div"); trackSel.id = "trackSelParent" let z = `









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" trackSel.innerHTML = z // select correct song musicBox.appendChild(trackSel); Array.from(document.getElementById("trackSel").children).filter(f => { return f.tagName == "LABEL" }).map(f => f.children[0])[0].checked = true // set soundtrack changer soundtrackSelector = document.getElementById("selectSoundtrack") soundtrackSelector.onchange = function() { for (i in soundtracks) { if (soundtracks[i].name == soundtrackSelector.value) { e.selectedSoundtrack = i break } } document.getElementById("trackSelParent").remove() newMusicPlayer() } var matches = document.querySelectorAll('.trackSelector'); for (match in matches) { matches[match].onchange = function() { audio = $("#campaigntrailmusic")[0]; audio.src = soundtracks[e.selectedSoundtrack].tracklist[this.value].url audio.currentTime = 0 } } musicBox.children[2].loop = false musicBox.children[2].src = soundtracks[e.selectedSoundtrack].tracklist[0].url musicBox.children[2].onended = function() { console.log("next track") let selected = Number(document.querySelector('input[name="trackSelector"]:checked').value); let newSel = clamp(selected + 1, soundtracks[e.selectedSoundtrack].tracklist.length - 1, 0) let buttons = Array.from(document.getElementById("trackSel").children).filter(f => { return f.tagName == "LABEL" }).map(f => f.children[0]) //let selectedIndex = buttons.map(f=>f.children[0]).map(f=>f.checked) buttons[newSel].click() } for (w = 0; w < 7; w++) { document.getElementById("trackSelParent").appendChild(document.createElement("br")) } generateTime(); } clamp = function(a, max, min, overflow = true) { if (overflow) { return a > max ? min : a < min ? max : a; } return a > max ? max : a < min ? min : a; } // Track list var soundtracks = { 0: { name: "Progressive Jumpstarters", tracklist: [ { "name": "I'm Beginning to See the Light - Ella Fitzgerald · Duke Ellington & His Orchestra", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/sQG8NC47hRlW8e66rB9fcQ4vfrJAEw0w" }, { "name": "Satin Doll - Duke Ellington", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/bs4kQiKXBCkwuh5MfptuaVR1vv3thkEC" }, { "name": "Twelfth Street Rag - Pee Wee Hunt", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/6Af2WZKp4sSedpGG3D6KtVDLctnDPaoG" } ] }, 1: { name: "Stassen Pop!", tracklist: [ { "name": "I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover - Art Mooney", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/gpY5mk2inQRxstI4L7PRpPPcg9zqy20W" }, { "name": "Manana (Is Soon Enough For Me) - Peggy Lee", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/JziQ6RDYmoPV05jZmdNtvUmeqHPd7X5l" }, { "name": "Good Rockin’ Tonight - Wynonie Harris", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/ExyrxtLKFPd2NK5SpD0sHlRrX4jJIXL4" } ] }, 2: { name: "Southern Tunes", tracklist: [ { "name": "Tennessee Waltz - Patti Page", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/9egAwHdGqLs4PzKZXPsNpjuLFuWVq0AB" }, { "name": "Hank Williams - Mansion On The Hill", "url": "https://audio.jukehost.co.uk/jk1UDY1V04sqScofi74KpiAUde2u5Rwq" } ] } } // Set up new music player newMusicPlayer() } $("#game_start").click((event) => { event.preventDefault(); $("#election_id_button").click((event) => { musicMode() setInterval(changeFontColour, 200) }) })